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'''Daniel Patrick Moynihan''' (1927–2003) was a four-term [[Democratic]] Senator (1977-2001) from [[New York]], known best for his scholarly criticism of the [[breakdown of the family unit]] in poor neighborhoods.  He drew upon his personal experience of growing up poor and graduating from [[Harlem High School]].  His work was cited more often by conservatives than by members of his own political party, and [[welfare reform]] was an accomplishment of the [[Republican Congress]] after it took control in 1994.

'''Daniel Patrick Moynihan''' (1927–2003) was a four-term [[Democratic]] Senator (1977-2001) from [[New York]], known best for his scholarly criticism of the [[breakdown of the family unit]] in poor neighborhoods.  He drew upon his personal experience of growing up poor and graduating from [[Harlem High School]].  His work was cited more often by conservatives than by members of his own political party, and [[welfare reform]] was an accomplishment of the [[Republican Congress]] after it took control in 1994.